- Joined
- Dec 4, 2015
- Messages
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- Motherboard
- Gigabyte GA Z170X Gaming 5
- CPU
- i7 6700K
- Graphics
- GTX 980 Ti
- Mac
- Mobile Phone
So I replaced my R9 390X with a GTX 980 Ti yesterday and I am having a number of problems.
1. I cannot boot with dual displays, if I try I get stuck in a boot loop. I have read various threads which attempt to tackle this issue but I don't seem to be having any luck. I can plug the second display in once I get to the login screen and it works fine.
2. NVidia Driver Manager shows OS X Default drivers enabled every single time I reboot (yes I followed the solution here and it made no difference). The odd thing is I have acceleration (I can preview the screen savers fine) so I am not sure why this is happening.
Can anyone help me out (my case is huge and under the desk so it is a real PITA having to pull it out every time I reboot so I can access the HDMI cable to hotplug the second display).
Everything else is working (audio, I can turn the power on and off on my monitors, hotplug them, havent tested sleep yet but presuming it will work since I can hotplug the displays with no issues).
1. I cannot boot with dual displays, if I try I get stuck in a boot loop. I have read various threads which attempt to tackle this issue but I don't seem to be having any luck. I can plug the second display in once I get to the login screen and it works fine.
2. NVidia Driver Manager shows OS X Default drivers enabled every single time I reboot (yes I followed the solution here and it made no difference). The odd thing is I have acceleration (I can preview the screen savers fine) so I am not sure why this is happening.
Can anyone help me out (my case is huge and under the desk so it is a real PITA having to pull it out every time I reboot so I can access the HDMI cable to hotplug the second display).
Everything else is working (audio, I can turn the power on and off on my monitors, hotplug them, havent tested sleep yet but presuming it will work since I can hotplug the displays with no issues).